Fuzzy Sets for Image Texture Modelling Based on Human Distinguishability of Coarseness
Lecture notes in computer sciencePublished 1 January 2009
J. Chamorro-Martı́nez, Pedro Manuel Martínez-Jiménez
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The "coarseness" texture property is modelled by means of fuzzy sets, relating representative coarseness measures (the authors' reference set) with the human perception of this type of feature.
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In this paper, the "coarseness" texture property is modelled by means of fuzzy sets, relating representative coarseness measures (our reference set) with the human perception of this type of feature. In our study, a wide variety of measures are analyzed, and the coarseness human perception are collected from polls filled by subjects. The capability of each measure to discriminate different coarseness degrees is analyzed, taking into account this capability for defining the membership function.
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